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  1. tree monkey
    no i missed it only damage i did was a bit of fencing wire and a dint in a tin shed every one was happy with that cos of possition and targets.I only lowered half dozen pieces rest was dropped or cut n chuck.It took me and 2 groundies 3 days to do and i was the only one using the saw.
  2. tree monkey
    To do the back cut i was stropped in and the only options were strop and ladder i had no ladder so strop was the one.
  3. tree monkey
    IT was big about 75ft high and the base was 8ft across the other stem had broken off into 5 gardens.Knew id been using 84 with 3ft bar up the tree my arms ached like mad.
  4. tree monkey
    heres a few on a tree i did localy cant find them all but will as ben took hundreds.
  5. tree monkey
    I like trees but i think i need therapy
  6. tree monkey
    You mean that im the only one to get that feeling wen up something wooden.Or is every one else too embarrased to admit it.
  7. tree monkey
    Surely if you climbed it and you had more than your body wieght off it the tree wouldnt be goin anywhere. Id have climbed it.
  8. tree monkey
    not right powerful only 5 horse lol
  9. tree monkey
    Heres a few as promised.
  10. tree monkey
    Thats possibly why the wife left lol
  11. tree monkey
    I like trees but steve isnt sunday the 5th not the 4th????
  12. tree monkey
    I like trees but watch u dont leave your crabs in the crotch.
  13. tree monkey
    Ilike trees but dont poke its crotch a squirrel mite chew your nuts. I like trees but it will be less embarassing to buy the ****ing helmet than try and be funny.
  14. tree monkey
    Im in the same boat customer asked was do you do with the wood i said chuck it on the pile with the rest and maybe put it on my stove.They said oh if you can use it then you can knock some money off the price cos its an ash tree.I quoted 275 for the day including the ash and some pruning on other trees.I said no potential woodsales dont pay wages and left them with it.
  15. tree monkey
    I like trees but arnt they annoying wen in summer you want to look down a gals top THE LEAVES ARE ALWAYS IN THE WAY.
  16. tree monkey
    Yep im a statistic top handled up a tree hopefully never again.
  17. tree monkey
    I like trees but im not crying its sawdust in my eyes.
  18. tree monkey
    oh eye bet they sh*t if we went with spikes and saws lol
  19. tree monkey
    Dave bet youd like to climb them.
  20. tree monkey
    where is mr ed wen you want him bit like superman:001_cool:
  21. tree monkey
    Nice piece of work a credit to the team and to the climber especially to put the chains in the right places.Mustnt forget the crane operator for his part in such an owesome take down.
  22. tree monkey
    Ive had 4 pairs of different boots elten,oregon,a pair of bright orange ones wich i cant remember thier name but they were ok and a pair of no risk they last on average 10 to 12 months and all around 100 quid mark if your climbing a lot they all seem to average the same time and they are comfy why spend a fortune to get the same time span out of them IMO
  23. tree monkey
    Dean theres a company in Rochdale that makes straps that is not far from you.I think its called Beweb but not sure they seem to be happy to help with tree surgeons.
  24. tree monkey
    I wish my phone would ring been a cr*p year all round for me. 2 deaths in family and wife bogging off and no work coming in. If i threw my climbing rope over a branch to hang myself it would probably snap and give me a headache for a week lol. At least ive got some subbying work in that helps but its not as satisfying as been out there with your own team.
  25. tree monkey
    very impressive how tall are they?

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